RH (RH) Q2 2025 earnings

Shares Rh Luxury furniture retailers’ second quarter earnings report fell slightly after significantly missed income expectations and reduced full -year income appearance.
In a statement on Thursday, the chain, the retailer three months ago in the first quarter earnings report, although he stood in full year, but because of the tariffs, he said he would get more than 30 million dollars of hit.
Now, when compared to the previous view of 10% to 13%, full year revenues increase by 9% to 11% and interest rates before 20% to 21% before the tax, depreciation and depreciation margins are 19% to 20%.
RH reported $ 899 million in revenue compared to Wall Street estimates. The company also expected to conclude the pricing, depending on tariff announcements, delayed its release of the in -autumn source book for about two months.
“Now we expect about $ 40 million revenue to go to the third quarter and 4th and Q1 2026,” CEO Gary Friedman said in a letter to the shareholders.
Gary Friedman, CEO, Restoration Hardware
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President Donald Trump is also uncertain because he threatens to put new tariffs on imported furniture.
In late August, the president said that his administration carried out a 50 -day investigation to create a tariff rate that has not yet been identified on imported furniture. The movement means “bringing back the furniture business”, then Trump then added.
“The tariff speech was completed, the announcement of a new furniture investigation and the additional furniture tariffs, existing furniture tariffs and incremental steel and aluminum tariffs, the aim of returning to America,” he thought. “In our industry, most of this investigation reveals the difficulty of this task, because the current production for high -quality wood or metal furniture is not on the scale in America.”
The second quarter earning report, including RH’s important global tariffs, did not contain any estimation that the company could see whether Trump follows the furniture tariff. The company continues to remove operations from China and seek alternatives to India manufacturing.
“While there was uncertainty until the tariff investigations are completed, we have proved that we can compete positively in any market.”




